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Welcome
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To
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My
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Kitchen
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If you wish to go to the Gardens, make your way through the Greenhouse; the Herb Garden is out there, filled with many, many pleasent aromas!
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"Mmmmm, something smells good! I wonder what Softwynd is cooking today!
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Featured Recipe
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Potato and Ham Caserole
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(I always tend to make more than enough when I cook and none of my recipes are exact. Take what I have here as a base reference and taylor it to your own liking.)
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10 medium sized potatoes
2 medium onions
1 pound turkey ham
2 sticks of butter
1 can Cream of Asparagus soup
1 can Cream of Mushroom soup
Peel and slice the potatoes into thin pieces; do the same with the two onions. Then take your turkey ham and slice it into thin strips. Put potatoes, onions, and turkey ham into a large roaster pan and stir; mixing together well.
Then on top of this mixture, place the two cubes of butter, and the soups, straight from the can. * Do not Mix.*
Put the cover on the roaster and place in a 400 degree oven. Let cook for about 30 minutes, then stir everything together well. Cook for another 30 minutes or until the potatoe slices can be pierced easily with a fork.
Remove from oven and serve. The number of people this recipe can serve depends greatly on how big of eaters the one's you are serving are. You can easily make a smaller amount or a larger amount of this caserole. For a different flavor, use other brands of creamed soups, add some mushrooms, or any other vegetable or meat you may like. The versatality of this recipe and the ease of it makes it a favorite around this manor.
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Now, if you are wanting to find more recipes, look through the links below...I am sure you can find what you are craving at one of those kitchens! And when you are ready to return to the Foyer, just give me nudge.
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Epicurious Food:
This place has a ton of ton of recipes for people who like to eat!
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A Boke Of Gode Cookery:
This is an award winning Medieval-History websight dedicated to the food and feasts of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
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A Taste Of Memory:
This site has recipes that are associated with a time, place, or memory. Here you can find the dinner menu for the last night on the Titanic among other old favorites.
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The Gallery of Regrettable Food:
Ever wonder what those people in the 30's 40's and 50's were thinking, when they offered up "delicious" recipes in the magazines? Go here and relive the past, if you can stomach those yummy bacon milkshakes that is...
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The Olde Cookery Book:
This is a source for pre-1900 cooking and brewing.
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The Cook's Thesaurus:
Ever wanted to cook something up but you did not have the right ingredients? Check this place out for things you can substitute for those items you are out of.
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SOAR:
The Searchable Online Archive of Recipes. Here they have a database of over 67,000 recipes. If you can't find what you are looking for here...good luck!
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Kids Craft Recipes:
Here you can find both edible and non-edible fun recipes for the kids.
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Mr Food:
Here you can find tasty and easy recipes for any occasion.
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Oh, by the way...if you are wanting to find an old favorite recipe, but don't have the time to search for it, write to Softwynd, she'll search for it for ya. If it can be found...she'll find it!
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